Settings and Options - Draft
Settings and Options - Draft
Contents
1 Introduction to the Settings and Options guidelines
2 My Company Details
3 Employees
4 Financial
6 Production
7 Stock
8 CRM+
9 Quality
10 Reports
11 Further Settings
12 Sales Options
13 Purchase Options
14 Production Options
15 Stock Options
16 Accounting Options
17 MRP Options
18 CRM+ Options
19 Quality Options
20 Further Functionalities:
Intrastats
Project Control
Divisions
Access Dimensions Integration
Equipment Catalogue
These guidelines are designed to provide further clarification on the various functionalities
available in 123insight found under the Settings menu.
Each chapter will provide information on the various fields and options available within each
of the windows found through the Settings menu. For each window, explanations of the
various field will be provided, with reference to a screenshot, along with a brief description
of the influence the settings/options will have on 123insight functionality.
For implementing users, many of the settings and options are best set up prior to any data
entry, whether through the Data Import Toolkit or manually entered.
Note: this document aims to provide clarification to trained users and not as a document to
be used for training purposes.
My Company Details is a mandatory form to complete which details the basic information regarding
your company. Information stored here will show in reports and will be visible under the Company
Information tab of the right-hand toolbar.
Header:
Company Delivery Addresses allows the user to add any other potential delivery address, other than
that of your main address in the Header tab.
(3) Employees
The Employees window allows various pieces of information to be stored against any employees
created. Employees do not necessarily have to be users as non-user employees can be kept in
123insight for time and attendance recording and operation bookings.
Master:
SFDC:
Add new operation to work order with SFDC Allows permission to add new operations to a
Works Order whilst in the SFDC function
Amend the resources for operation Employees with this parameter ticked may
amend the resource used at the time of making
a booking
Available hours Available to define the number of hours
worked on a daily basis to form a total hours
per week
Calendar:
The Calendar tab allows any time away from work to be recorded based on the Leave Reasons set
up. Time away can be recorded down to a half day level and information can be stored on a year-by-
year basis using the Select Year dropdown.
CRM+:
Skills:
The skills tab provides visibility of the skills the employee is linked to in the Skill Types and
Assignments window. These cannot be edited here.
(4) Financial
1 Nominal Codes
4 Nominal Mappings
7 Tax Codes
8 Financial Periods
9 Country Codes
Nominal Codes:
Nominal Codes allow users to classify expenditures and revenues for the purpose of financial
reporting. Every Purchase Order and Sales Order line will be coded against a nominal code to allow it
to be meaningfully reported on within the financial reports.
Nominal Codes are a mandatory set up and are recommended to match those of your accounting
package, especially with use of the Advanced Accounting Interface and Access integration. Where
integrated with Access Dimensions Nominal Codes become Dimensions Analysis Codes throughout
the system.
Product Group Codes allow users to classify parts into groups and assign both Characteristics and
Selling Price Markups to those parts classified in each individual group. Aside from the Product
Group Characteristics and the Selling Price Markup functionalities, Product Groups are also useful
when searching for parts and when producing financial reports.
Customer Mapping Types populate the respective dropdown in the customer tab of Add/Edit
Company.
Supplier Mapping Types populate the respective dropdown in the customer tab of Add/Edit
Company.
Mapping Types, once defined, can then be used as a variable when creating Nominal Mappings.
Nominal Mappings:
Nominal Mappings are a more complex way of assigning Nominal Codes that allows the user to
specify that, where a combination of variables are met, a specific Nominal Code is to be used.
Variables include Product Group Code, Mapping type (Supplier or Customer), Currency Code, Project
Type and Division.
Nominal Mapping Ratings are specifically used in conjunction with Nominal Mappings in order to
provide a rating system which ranks the order of how the Nominal Mappings are applied where
multiple different combinations are applicable.
Currencies and Exchange Rates allow users to store currency information in the system along with
their exchange rate relative to the base currency. Any bank details regarding accounts to each
currency can also be recorded, and you may also indicate (where intrastats are activated in the
Accounting Options) that intrastat reports are to be produced in that currency regardless of base
currency.
Note: where Access Dimensions Integration is activated Currency Codes must match those in Access
Dimensions.
Tax Codes:
Tax Codes allows the user to define a range of taxes to be applied to Sales and Purchase
transactions. Secondary Tax % and consolidation apply to two tier tax systems, for users based in the
UK these will likely not be applicable.
Default The default Tax code will populate the Tax code
field of a newly created company in Add/Edit
Company
Code Unique Identifier used to reference the Tax
Code
Description Can be Used To provide Further clarification of
the Tax Code
Primary Tax % Percentage of Tax applied
Secondary Desc Used to provide clarification on the application
of a Secondary Tax %
Secondary Tax % A further Tax % applied to the respective Tax
Code
Consolidated Used to indicate whether or not the Secondary
Tax % is applied to the original price or the
Price + Primary Tax %
Total Tax % Provides a Total % of Tax applied based on
Primary Tax%, Secondary Tax % and whether or
not the Tax is consolidated
Acquisition Tax Used to indicate that acquisition tax is due
against this Tax Code
Note: Tax Codes are recommended to match those of the accounting package used, and with AAI or
Access integration this is mandatory.
Financial Periods:
Financial Periods allows the user to define in advance their period end dates on which to run the
period end routine. Please note: period ends can only be ran on the date specified here.
Financial Periods influences a range of functionalities from the visibility within the Financials window
and Period History tab in Add/Edit Parts, to Fixed Standard costs and the Sales Margin Report.
A maximum number of 12 periods can be created per financial year. It is strongly advised to run
period end in 123insight at the end of each financial period.
Country Codes:
Country Codes allow the user to store an unlimited list of any countries that might apply to
Companies in the system. Against each Country Code the user may indicate that intrastat reporting
is required and also apply a fixed format for addresses within this Country Code.
Country Codes are a mandatory set up as assigning new companies with a Country Code is
mandatory. When integrating with Access Dimensions the Country Codes defined in 123insight must
match those within Access Dimensions.
1 Additional Charges
2 Carriers
3 Text Library
12 Contact Titles
Additional Charges:
Additional Charges allow users to create an unlimited number of additional charges that may be
applied at quotation or invoicing stages.
Carriers:
Carriers allows users to store information on any of the carriers which might be used when
despatching goods, along with the web site of the respective carrier.
Defining Carriers can be useful as Carriers can be assigned against a Despatch Note and the relevant
information is then shown on the report. Where auto emailing is used, Carrier information can be
pulled through form the database tables to provide a direct link to the Carrier Website along with a
Tracking Number, where applicable.
Text Library:
The Text Library allows users to store a library of predefined, rich formatted texts, which can be
selected to be applied to a range of reports within the specified function (Sales or Purchase).
The Text Library is best used for any information that is to be added a number of times onto any
documentation but is subject to a specific context e.g. special offers which may only apply to specific
parts. These will not appear on Sales or Purchase documents by default, but will be available to add
to the relevant document text fields via dropdown selection.
Sales Analysis Codes allow users to be able to analyse both Customers and Sales Orders as required.
Analysis can be achieved either by predefining dropdown menus for users to select from or by
renaming up to six memo fields of free format text.
Once Analysis Codes have been set up they can be very useful for reporting purposes, especially
through Excel exports, as information can be manipulated based on the Code Values defined against
a specific Analysis Code. Furthermore, once analysis is utilised certain financial information within
the Financial window can be broken down based on the Analysis Codes set up.
Requisition Analysis Codes allow users to be able to analyse requisitions as required, analysis can be
achieved by predefining dropdown menus for users to select from.
Once Analysis Codes have been set up they can be very useful for reporting purposes, especially
through Excel exports, as information can be manipulated based on the Code Values defined against
a specific Analysis Code.
Note: Requisition Analysis Codes are only available where Purchasing Security and Approval has
been activated within Purchase Options.
Purchase Analysis Codes allow users to be able to analyse Suppliers and Purchase Orders as
required, analysis can be achieved by predefining dropdown menus for users to select from.
Once Analysis Codes have been set up they can be very useful for reporting purposes, especially
through Excel exports, as information can be manipulated based on the Code Values defined against
a specific Analysis Code. Furthermore, once analysis is utilised certain financial information within
the Financial window can be broken down based on the Analysis Codes set up.
Purchase Contract Status Settings allow the user to predefine a range of statuses that may be
assigned to a Purchase Contract which will indicate whether or not it should be considered live.
Only Purchase Contracts of a status considered live can be used to generate Call Offs or Delivery
Schedule reports.
Note: this is a mandatory set up in order to use the Purchase Contract functionality.
Sales Status Settings allow users to predefine a range of statuses to be applied to Customers and
Sales Orders to determine the functionality available to the respective status. By default Statuses of
Okay, On Hold, On Stop and Pro-forma will exist in the system but the functionality tick boxes can be
amended as necessary.
Sales Status Settings can be very useful as they allow you to restrict specific functionalities against
certain customers, for example, where a customer exceeds their credit limit users can be restricted
from creating Sales Orders until payment has been received (123insight will never automatically
change Sales Status Settings unless via Credit Control Rules).
Once this window is populated providing a Sales Date Change Reason becomes mandatory upon
altering the date of any Sales Order. Sales Date Change Reasons are a useful feature to provide
enhanced traceability, in the form of an audit trail, as to why the date of a Sales Order might have
changed.
Visibility of the audit trail can be found in the Sales Date Amendments Window (Quality → Enquiries
→ Sales Date Amendments) which allows filtering options on different reasons, customers, Sales
Orders and dates of amendment.
Purchase Status Settings allow users’ visibility of a range of statuses that can be applied to Suppliers
and Purchase Orders which will determine the functionality available to the respective status. By
default Statuses of Okay, On Hold and On Stop will exist in the system, as only three combinations of
available functionality are available users cannot amend these settings, it is purely for visibility
purposes.
Quotation Won/Lost Reasons allows the user to predefine a list of reasons why a Quotation may
have been won or lost for use when processing a quote.
Reasons as to whether a Quotation has been won or lost are reported on in the Quotation export to
Excel and as such populating this table with meaningful reasons can be useful for analysis purposes.
Note: this set up is mandatory in order to use the Process Quote functionality.
Contact Titles:
Contact Titles define the list of titles available in the Contacts tab of Add/Edit Company. By default
the system will have Mr, Miss and Mrs already populated.
(6) Production
1 Downtime Codes
3 Rework Reasons
4 Scrap Codes
5 Leave Reasons
7 Tool Types
9 Skill Levels
10 Resource Groups
Downtime Codes:
Downtime Codes will populate the available options in Shop Floor Data Collection and the dropdown
of Enter Manual Downtimes. Using the Downtime Barcode Report (found through Shop Floor →
Print Barcoded Shop Floor Document → Downtime Barcode Report) users can print barcodes that
can be scanned when using Shop Floor Data Collection to quickly enter Downtime Codes.
Where used, Downtime will feature in the Labour Bookings export to Excel and so meaningful
Downtime Codes are useful when analysing any downtime recorded. Visibility of downtime can also
be found in the Downtime Data window (Quality → Enquiries → Downtime Data) which allows
filtering options on different Codes, employees and dates.
This functionality allows the user to record unplanned labour to a Works Order – and in the case of
tracked Works Orders, to specific serial numbers.
Ad Hoc Operations bookings can be made within Shop Floor Ad hoc Operation Booking and is very
similar to the labour booking screens. Visibility of the bookings made can be found in Ad Hoc
Operation Data (Quality Qualities Ad hoc Operation Data) for an overview, or within the Serial
Enquiry (Quality Enquiries Serial Enquiry) for Serial specific information.
Rework Reasons:
Rework Reasons can be used define the list of reasons to be provided when reworking failed serials
in conjunction with the Advanced Serial Tracking functionality. By default the system will have
External Rework already populated, once more reasons are entered providing a reason when
reworking a serial becomes mandatory.
Scrap Codes:
Scrap Codes will populate the available options in Shop Floor Data Collection when scrapping parts
and the Scrap Code dropdown of Enter Manual Timesheets. Using the Scrap Barcode Report (found
through Shop Floor → Print Barcoded Shop Floor Document → Scrap Barcode Report) users can print
barcodes that can be scanned when using Shop Floor Data Collection to quickly enter Scrap Codes.
Visibility of scrap can also be found in the Scrap Data window (Quality → Enquiries → Scrap Data)
which allows filtering options on different Codes, employees and dates. Furthermore, information
from this window can be exported to Excel for analysis purposes.
Leave Reasons:
Leave Reasons will populate the available options in the Calendar tab of the Employee window.
When using Shop Floor Data Collection the Employee Clocking Report within the Financial Reports
will detail when all Employees have clocked in and clocked out of the system within a specified
timeframe. Any Leave Reasons within an employee calendar will display on the relevant reports to
provide visibility of the reason for absence.
Tool Group Codes are mandatory to set up before recording information on tools. Once Tool Group
Codes are defined they will populate the mandatory Tool Group Code field in Add/Edit Tools
allowing the user to classify individual tools into a group.
Tool Group codes are the way by which tools can be linked to an operation on the routing of a
manufactured parts’ structure. For example, the tool group of multimeter may contain any number
of individual multimeters, but by linking the tool group to operations users will be prompted to use
any tool within the group. On the other hand, a tool group such as moulds could be created but for
the specific operations, each individual tool could be linked to an operation to indicate a one to one
relationship between the operation and the specific tool.
Tool Types:
Tool Types are mandatory to set up before recording information on tools. Once Tool Types are
defined they will populate the mandatory Tool Type field in Add/Edit Tools allowing the user to
classify individual tools by Type.
Tool Types are a further way of grouping tools into any type of classification required; Tool Types
have no influence on functionality and are purely for providing further information on the tool
records which may be used when searching for tools.
Tool Status Settings are mandatory to set up before recording information on tools. By default
Damaged and In Stock will exist in the system (as in the screenshot).
Tool Statuses are used to indicate whether a tool is useable or not. Tools of a status not deemed
useable will not be accepted as a tool to be used if the relevant tool/tool group has been assigned to
an operation.
Skill Levels:
Skill Levels allow the user to define varying degrees of competency that will appear in the dropdown
menu of the Competence Level field in Skill Types and Assignments – there are only 10 available and
no more can be added.
With the “Utilise Skills Matrix on Routings and Bookings” option activated within the Production
Options, Skills and Skill Types will appear as columns within the Routings window. This functionality
allows the user to indicate that only employees with the required Skill Level of a specified skill type
can conduct an operation. This will then influence which employees can book to these operations
within Shop Floor Data Collection and who can be booked to an operation when entering Manual
Timesheets.
Resource Groups:
Resource Groups allow users to classify resources into groups and once defined will populate the
mandatory Resource Group dropdown in Add/Edit Resource.
Resource Groups will influence capacity planning functionality as the visibility of individual resources
will fall under the resource group that the resource is assigned to.
Note: Resource Groups are a mandatory set up in order to create new resources.
Works Order Types allow the user to define a range of alternative Works Order Types, other than
Production Order which, will be populated in Works Order Types by default. The Options defined
here will populate the Works Order Type dropdowns in Raise Manual Works Order and Edit Works
Order.
By default in the system only the Works Order Type of Production Order will exist in the system.
Adding a new Works Order Type that is to be excluded form MRP calculations is the simplest way of
utilising both MRP and Raise Manual Works order functionalities simultaneously as although MRP
will still suggest the manual Works Order is cancelled it will not allow the user to enact the
suggestion whilst excluded.
(7) Stock
1 ABC Codes
3 Location Codes
4 Location Ratings
5 Responsibility Codes
6 Attachment Options
7 Units of Measure
10 Method Types
15 Template Types
16 Label Definitions
17 Package Configuration
ABC Codes:
ABC Codes allow the user to define up to 26 different classifications for use with traditional cycle
counting to appear in the ABC Code dropdown of Add/Edit Parts.
Once set up ABC Codes form the basis of the Stock Check Report found through Stores → Stock
Check Report.
Price Category Codes serve as a dual purpose functionality in 123insight which allow the user to both
specify specific target margins per part by using the Price category Code Dropdown in Add/Edit
Parts, and also to populate the columns of the discount matrix.
Price Category Code Amendable free format text field allowing the
user to rename the Price Category Code as
required
Price Category Target Margin % Numeric field allowing the user to specify the
target margin % of parts classified against the
respective Price Category Code
Where utilised, the Target Margin % of the respective Price Category Code will supersede the Global
Target Margin set up in the Sales Options. These functionalities aid in the creation of price lists as
Actual Margins can be compared to the relevant Target Margin.
Location Codes:
Location Codes allow users to create an unlimited list of locations as to where stock may be kept. As
to how these locations are set up is subject to the requirements of the user. Against each location
the user may tick up to three options which will influence the functionality of the location within
123insight: Quarantine, Exclude MRP, and Flow-thru.
Location Ratings:
Location Ratings allow the user to create a range of profiles that may be assigned to users and, per
each profile, rate the locations available for Issuing to Works Orders, Despatching and Miscellaneous
Transactions.
Location Ratings may be used for different reasons depending on user requirements. Examples of
where they might be used could be for multi-site operations where users at each site will only be
using certain locations. Alternatively Profiles could be created based on the transactions certain
users will be restricted to, e.g. a production staff profile may be created with no location rated for
despatch to restrict these users from using Despatch functionality.
Where only one profile is to be used for all users, the default tick boxes within the Profiles table of
the window will mean that the ratings of this profile are to be used for all transactions, eliminating
the need to assign the profile against individual users.
Responsibility Codes:
Responsibility Codes allow the user to define Codes which may be assigned against parts or MRP
suggestions in order to allow users to filter MRP suggestions based on their Responsibility
assignments.
Once defined responsibility codes can be set against individual methods of a part record under the
Methods/Versions tab or manually assigned against each MRP suggestion.
Attachment Options:
Attachment Options allows the user to define various Attachment Types to appear in the
Attachment Type dropdown of the Attachments tab of Add/Edit Parts.
Each attachment type is linked to a specific path meaning different types of documents need not be
stored in the same folder. This means that finding a specific document when attaching a document
in Add/Edit Parts becomes easier as only relevant documents will appear in the respective
Attachment Type folder.
Units of Measure:
Units of Measure is a mandatory set up window in order to add parts into the system, once set up
the Units of Measure here will populate the Unit of Measure dropdown menu in Add/Edit Parts.
The precision setting of a Unit of Measure refers to what decimal place the respective measurement
can go to. When serialising parts bear in mind only parts with a 0 precision setting can be used.
Stock Header User Analysis Codes populate the User Analysis tab of Add/Edit Parts allowing users to
be able to analyse part records as required. Analysis can be achieved either by predefining
dropdown menus for users to select from or by renaming up to six Memo Fields of free format text.
Analysis Codes defined in this window will appear against all part records and are recommended to
be used for generic analysis. Further analysis can be made against a product group if required which
will be specific to the respective product group. User Analysis Codes 1 to 10 are searchable elements
of a part record and so can be used for finding parts as well as analysing them.
Memo analysis fields are not searchable components of the part record.
Stock Batch User Analysis allows the user to create up to ten free format analysis fields to be applied
when batches are created and to specify, of four data entry points, where the user will be prompted
to provide the analysis information which can be made a mandatory requirement.
Recording Suppliers batch number is a good example of potential analysis as when receiving a
purchase order into stock it can be mandatory to record this information where advanced
traceability is required.
Method Types:
Method Types allow user to create additional methods of acquiring parts other than the three
default options in the system (see screenshot). Newly created method types can then be assigned
the method characteristics of either Manufactured, Purchased or Phantom parts.
It is not possible to have a part with two of the same method types so creating your own allows you
to have the same method characteristics across multiple method types
Note: method characteristics are unamendable and are for visibility purposes only.
Serial Number Format allows users to define the format of serial numbers to be applied to parts in
terms of both prefixes and the next number to be used. Furthermore, the options to indicate
Advanced Serial Tracking functionality applies and also whether or not the serial is to be
Hexadecimal are available.
When indicating against a part record that it is to be of a specific Serial Number Format, where stock
of the part exists the user will be prompted to provide the serial numbers of the parts in stock.
Furthermore only those parts of a Unit of Measure with a precision setting of 0 can be serialised
parts.
Externally Defined and Externally Defined with Track Operations will populate in the table by default
and cannot be deleted or amended.
Stores Request Reasons allows users to define a list of reasons as to why the Stores
Requests have been made for traceability purposes. Once a list of reasons has been defined
providing a reason when using the Stores Request functionality will become mandatory for
all users.
Unplanned Transaction Reasons allows the user to define a range of reasons for why any unplanned
transactions have taken place, and once reasons have been defined (other than Scrapped during
test) providing a reason will become mandatory when conducting certain unplanned transactions.
Scrapped during test will appear in Unplanned Transaction Reasons by default for use with Advanced
Serial Tracking functionalities when reworking serials. Providing reasons for unplanned transaction
reasons will not be mandatory whilst only this option is defined.
Shipping Package Types allow users to predefine a range of packing options to be pulled through
when creating a packing list (Stores → Despatch → Packing List). The Shipping Package Types defined
in this table will populate the respective dropdown in the Packing list window, default dimension on
the other hand will prepopulate the dimensions field which can be amended if necessary.
Shipping Package Types Free format text to name the Shipping Package
Type
Default Dimension Allows the user to specify dimension for the
respective Shipping Package Type – not
mandatory
Note: This is a mandatory set up in order to use the packing list functionality effectively.
Template Types:
Template Types allows the user to define a range of types of templates to be used when creating
serial label templates against a part record.
Once Template Types are defined they will populate the dropdown options available of the
Template Type dropdown of the Label Formats tab (only available for parts of which are serialised) in
Add/Edit Parts.
Label Definitions:
Label Definitions allows the user to specify information to be pulled through onto labels
when printed for bins, tools and batches.
Package Configuration:
Package Configuration allows users to define a number of packages, and the contents of each
package, therefore enhancing the traceability of products contained within a package. This function
can only be used on serialised parts but any number of Package Types can be defined. The option to
create label templates is also available if the labelling of Package Types is required.
Once Defined users will be able to record packing through Stores Packing and traceability of the
various packages and their contents can be found through the Enquiries tab of the respective Part
record.
(8) CRM+
3 Contact Roles
4 Vendor Ratings
6 Process Types
7 Action Types
8 Notes Types
9 Employee Groups
10 Relationships
Company Category Codes allow users to define a range of categories for companies not otherwise
stated as customers or suppliers. These categories can then be marked as Potential Customer,
Potential Supplier or neither. Where neither the category will fall under the other(s) option on the
Master tab of Add/Edit Company.
Company Category Codes can be used as a searching tool within Add/Edit Company, whether by the
main search grid (Potential Supplier/Customer) or by the Other Category (through the right mouse
click searches). Furthermore, Company Category Codes can further define the parameter forms of
the relevant Excel exports.
Company Header User Analysis allows users to be able to analyse companies as required. Analysis
can be achieved either by predefining dropdown menus for users to select from or by renaming up
to six Memo Fields of free format text.
Analysis Codes defined in this window will appear against all Company records and are
recommended to be used for generic analysis. Further analysis can be made by using Sales Analysis
and Purchase Analysis codes for analysis specific to the respective functions. User Analysis Codes 1
to 10 are searchable elements of a Company record and so can be used for finding parts as well as
analysing them – these cannot be made mandatory.
Memo analysis field are not searchable components of a customer record and cannot be made
mandatory.
Contact Roles:
Contact Roles allows the user to create generic roles to be assigned to contacts for use with the
CRM+ Mailshot functionality, once created these can be assigned to contacts via the Contacts tab of
Add/Edit Parts.
Purely for filtering purposes when sending out mailshots and can be used to define who is applicable
for specific mailshots.
Vendor Ratings:
Vendor Ratings allow users to further classify suppliers (beyond Supplier Status Settings) into any
kind of rating system that may be applicable.
Recording the reason for setting a Vendor Rating is always mandatory and the reason is just typed
rather than predefined, an audit log of changes is maintained against the Supplier record to provide
users with the visibility of why a Supplier is marked to a respective status. Vendor Ratings are
searchable and will appear in the relevant Excel exports but are purely for visibility purposes and
have no influence on other functionalities.
Mail Shot types is mandatory set-up for generating Mail Shot contact lists and allows you to define
types of mailshots that different Contacts may be applicable for. Once Mailshots are defined they
can be assigned to contacts via the Contacts tab of Add/Edit Parts.
Mail Shot Type Free format text field to provide the name of
the Mail Shot Type
Description Can be used to provide further clarification of
the Mail Shot Type
When generating Mail Shot contact lists Mail Shot Types are used in conjunction with Contact Roles
to filter the list of Contacts down to only those applicable for the Mail Shot Type in question.
Process Types:
Process Types allow users to define business processes within the system in order to use CRM+ to
generate actions to be completed at specific stages of the process.
Show obsolete types Tick box to un-hide all Process Types with an
Obsolete status
Process Types
Once defined Processes can be created within the CRM+ tab of company records and used in
conjunction with the Inspections through Quality Options and Access Integration through the Credit
Control Rules.
Employees
Employee groups
Account Managers
Process Owner
Process Originator
Action Types:
Action Types allows users to create a range of Action types in the system and specify whether they
are to be used on Processes, independently or both. Each action type may also carry a prefix and
next number, or where not stated follow the default convention in the system.
The Quote Follow-up Action Type will be prepopulated in the table by default and cannot be
amended or deleted due to its association with quote processing functionalities. Defining further
Action Types is recommended in order to create actions other than Quote Follow-ups under the
CRM+ tab of Add/Edit Company and for use within Processes.
Note Types:
Note Types allows the user to create a range of Note Types that may be used in the system,
furthermore, each Note Type may also carry a prefix and next number, or where not stated follow
the default convention in the system.
Note: as no Note Types are prepopulated in the table by default it is mandatory to create some in
order to create Notes within the CRM+ tab of Add/Edit Company.
Employee Groups:
Employee Groups allows users to create a range of groups within which employees can be assigned
to for use in conjunction with Actions and Processes.
Once created Employee Groups will populate the Groups table of the CRM+ tab on the Employee
Record. Individual employees can then be assigned to an Employee Group(s) and the respective
employee will have notification of any Actions assigned to this group.
Note: in order to receive notification of Actions each employee would be required to also be a user.
Relationships:
Relationships allow users to predefine a range of relationships that links one company to another
that can then be set up within the relationships of the CRM+ tab in Add/Edit Company.
This function is primarily used for visibility and reporting purposes but can serve as a further option
for navigation through the right-mouse click.
Social Network Sites allow users to create a list of social networking sites that contacts within
companies may be a member of.
(9) Quality
Skill Types and Assignments allow users to create a range of skills that employees may possess at
varying skill levels. Visibility of the skills employees are associated with can also be found within the
Employee record.
Quality inspection template allows users to create a range of inspection routines which can be
applied to part records at the supplier level. Purchased parts rejected upon failing an inspection
routine can then automatically follow a specified Process, where set up in Quality Options.
Inspection Location is mandatory as only batches within inspection locations will be available to
inspect, it is required to be a quarantined location to prevent users issuing or despatching un-
inspected parts. Reject Location will be the location parts will move to upon failing inspection and
also must be quarantined for the same reasons – it is also recommended that reject locations are
indicated to be excluded from MRP to prevent MRP considering parts as useable.
Accept Location dictates where parts are to be moved to having not failed the inspection and is non-
mandatory as the default location on the part record will be used where an accept location is
unspecified.
(10) Reports
1 Report Settings
2 Email Templates
Report Settings:
Report Settings allows the user to set the default open mode per report found in the Reports
window along with the default number of days for these reports to show.
Report PDF Backup Settings allows the user to assign a file path per report within which to
automatically store a PDF copy of the report when printed in any one of the 3 open modes.
In order for all users to be able to access the PDF backups it is recommended that the file path
specified is one which exists on the server and accessible to all users.
Email Templates:
Email Templates allow users to predefine emails to be sent in conjunction with auto-email
functionalities within 123insight.
Email/SMS Configuration allows the user to provide the information required by SMS service
providers in order to convert emails into an SMS format. Information provided within this
configuration window can be used in conjunction with Email Templates to define the email formats
with which to send to the service provider – further lines of information can be added where
required.
Once the required information has been entered in this window the fields can be pulled into the
relevant Email Templates to be sent to the email address specified in the Email ID Format field. Once
the Email Templates have been defined, SMS notification can be sent for new CRM+ actions,
Purchase Order approvals and Purchase Requisition approvals.
Document Number and Prefixes allows users to deviate from the standard prefix and next number
conventions associated with each of the reports available in 123insight.
Set Planning Horizons allows the user to define the time buckets found in visibility windows such as
those found within Enterprise. By default seven Planning Horizons are prepopulated within the
table, however, these can be amended or deleted and more can be added if necessary.
Set Non Working Days allows users to indicate which days, of a specified calendar year, 123insight is
not to consider as a working day, available in terms of both production and goods in.
Non Working Days for production will be prepopulated in the calendar of all resources and cannot
be amended or overwritten per resource.
Standard Document text allows the user to prepopulate text to appear by default in the header and
footer of the respective document - the text boxes are rich text format allowing various formatting
options.
Quotation Options
Default Markup Percentages
The following settings are all used in conjunction with the calculate price function.
Component Uplift: Used to set the default Component Uplift % that will populate the Component
Uplift % field in Add/Edit Quotation
Labour Uplift: Used to set the default Labour Uplift % that will populate the Labour Uplift % field in
Add/Edit Quotation
Subcontract Uplift: Used to set the default Subcontract Uplift % that will populate the Subcontract
Uplift % field in Add/Edit Quotation
Sundry Uplift: Used to set the default Sundry Uplift % that will populate the Sundry Uplift % field in
Add/Edit Quotation
Minimum Margin %: Allows the user to set up a Minimum Target Margin % for visibility purposes
when creating a Sales Order/Quotation
Global Target Margin %: Sets the default Target Margin % to aid users when creating price lists –
superseded by the Price Category Target Margin
Print Tax Information on Quotation Total: When ticked all relevant tax information will print onto the
Quotation report
Make Quotation Title Field Mandatory: When ticked the Quotation Title field in Add/Edit Quotation
becomes a mandatory field
Common
Show Audit of Amendments
Regards whether or not the audit trail of amendments will appear on the Quotation/Sales Order re-
prints – when set to prompt 123insight will provide the user with the option at the point of re-
printing. Will only show where changes have been made.
Line Number - default setting that arranges the lines of a Quotation/Sales Order based on the
associated Line Number
Group – creates a new tab within Add/Edit Quotation/Sales Order that allows the user to create a
range of groups. Created Groups populate the dropdown options of the new Group column in the
Details tab allowing each line to be associated with the groups created.
Order – creates a new column in the Details tab within Add/Edit Quotation/Sales Order that allows
the user to manually order the lines, the ordering can go to decimal places to allow the user to order
new lines into an already defined ordering.
Trade as multiple divisions: Activates the 123insight functionality to trade as multiple divisions
Sales Options
Make Customer Purchase Order Field Mandatory: When ticked the Customer Purchase Order field in
Add/Edit Sales Order becomes a mandatory field
Make Sales Order Title Field Mandatory: When ticked the Sales Order Title field in Add/Edit Sales
Order becomes a mandatory field
Show Cancelled Lines On Acknowledgement: When ticked cancelled lines of a Sales Order will appear
on the Acknowledgement Report
Show Despatched Lines On Acknowledgement: When ticked despatched lines of a Sales Order will
appear on the Acknowledgement Report
Despatch Options
Produce Despatch Labels: Used to indicate that despatch labels will be produced through 123insight
at the point of despatching
Show Batch/Serial Information On Despatch Note: When ticked batch and serial information will
print on to the Despatch Note report
Despatch Mode:
Simple: This follows a simple process of raising the despatch note and then printing – there is no
approval process in between
2 Stage: This option allows for an extra step within the process which results in the Despatch Note
having to be confirmed before it can be printed, so it is held in a holding area until confirmed and
cannot be printed or invoiced in the meantime.
3 Stage: This option allows for two extra steps within the process which results in the Despatch Note
having to be approved and then confirmed before it can be printed.
Invoice Options
Show Invoice/Credit Number On Creation: when ticked the user will receive a pop-up message to
confirm the creation of an Invoice/Credit with the document reference number included
Show Batch/Serial Information On Invoice: When ticked batch and serial information will print on to
the Invoice report
Print delivery address on Invoice: When ticked the delivery address specified will print on to the
Invoice report
Purchase Options
Show Book Goods In Lines On Purchase Order Report: When ticked any lines of a Purchase Order
which have been booked in will still show on the Purchase Order report
Show Cancelled Lines On Purchase Order Report: When ticked any lines of a Purchase Order which
have been cancelled will still show on the Purchase Order Report
Security and Approval Required: When ticked Purchase Security and Approval functionality is
activated – once switched on setting up Costs and Buyers Administration becomes a priority (Admin
→ Administration and Security → Costs and Buyers Administration)
Debit Option
Show Batch/Serials on Debit Note: When ticked batch/serial information will show on Debit Note
reports
Time Settings
Set Time on Routings: Dropdown selection for the unit of time measurement to be used for the Set
Times on Routings
Set Time on Works Order: Dropdown selection for the unit of time measurement to be used for the
Set Times on Works Orders
Run Time on Routings: Dropdown selection for the unit of time measurement to be used for the Run
Times of Routings
Run Time on Works Order: Dropdown selection for the unit of time measurement to be used for the
Run Times of Works Orders
Wait Time on Routings: Dropdown selection for the unit of time measurement to be used for the
Wait Times on Routings
Down Time: Dropdown selection for the unit of time measurement to be used for down time
Variable Hourly Run Rate: Numeric field to set the default variable run costs per hour on a newly
created resource
Fix Hourly Set Rate: Numeric field to set the default fixed set costs per hour on a newly created
resource
Fix Hourly Run Rate: Numeric field to set the default fixed run costs per hour on a newly created
resource
Labour Hourly Set Rate: Numeric field to set the default labour set costs per hour on a newly created
resource
Labour Hourly Run Rate: Numeric field to set the default labour run costs per hour on a newly
created resource
JETCAM Integration
Integrate With JETCAM: Tick box to indicate 123insight will be integrated with JETCAM
Standard: With standard ticked total set time calculations will be based on multiples of the minimum
batch size – Total set time = (Set time / Minimum Batch Size) x Required Quantity
What If: With What If ticked total set time calculations will be based on total required quantity – Set
time / Required Quantity
Stock Options
Kitting Options
Force Formal Kitting via “Issue Components to Works Order”: When ticked, the only way to issue
components to a Works Order, whilst it is in progress, will be to manually issue via Issue
Components to Works Orders or by running the Global Shortage Issue.
Backflush full kit when first operation is booked: When ticked, all components for the Works Order
will be issued automatically within the system when the first operation is booked against, using FIFO
logic for issuing, where there is enough stock.
Backflush partial kit based on highest qty booked to any operation: When ticked, enough
components for the highest quantity booked to any operation on the respective Works Order will be
automatically issued in the system using FIFO logic for issuing, where there is enough stock.
Backflush kit at “Receive Finished Works Orders into Stock”: When ticked, all outstanding
components that are yet to be issued to the works order being received into stock will be issued
automatically using FIFO logic for issuing, where there is enough stock. This option is used in
conjunction with one of the three above.
Over Issue Components: Used only when Backflush kit at “Receive Finished Works Orders into Stock”
is ticked. This allows for more components to be issued than planned when over-receiving against
the works order.
Check for and Issue shortages at Book Goods In: When ticked, when goods are booked in to stock
from a supplier, a check is made to see if that part has a shortage on a Works Order and if yes, the
component is automatically issued to that Works Order using the same logic as the Global Shortage
Issue.
Operation Booking
Force all operations to be booked: When ticked, the only way to book labour time against operations
on a works order is manually either via Enter Manual Timesheets or Shop Floor Data Collection.
Book all outstanding operations at standard time at “Receive Finished Works Order into stock”:
When ticked, all outstanding operations will be booked at standard time when receiving finished
items into stock using Receive Finished Works Order into Stock.
Maintain Expiry Dates On Batches: When ticked, becomes mandatory to record an expiry date when
creating new batches (will default to 31/12/3000). If not ticked, expiry dates cannot be recorded
against batches.
Force Bin Mandatory: When ticked the Bin Location field in Add/Edit Parts becomes a mandatory
field
Tight Issue Control: When ticked all current versions of all methods become unamendable and the
only way to make a change is to Up Version. This only affects versions with a status of current.
Manual Controlled Version: When ticked, users can overwrite version numbers rather than
accepting the system default. For example, different version numbers could be used for pre and post
production.
Default Initial version: Used only in conjunction with Manual Controlled Version. Allows for a
different default initial version to be specified rather than the system default of 0001.
Default Consolidation Window: Numeric field to allow the user to set the default consolidation
window to apply to all new parts.
When completing the last operation before a subcontract operation on a works order in Enter
Manual Timesheets, if this is set to prompt, the user will be asked if they would like to raise an
Advice Note for the subcontract operation. If set to yes, it will always jump to the Add/Edit Advice
Note window, if no, it will never jump to that window.
When completing the last operation on a works order in Enter Manual Timesheets, if this is set to
prompt, the user will be asked if they would like to jump to Receive Finished Works Orders into
Stock. If set to yes, it will always jump to that window, and no will never jump to that window.
Despatch Stock
Using FIFO: Stock for despatch is based only on First In First Out logic (oldest batch is picked first for
despatch although this can be over written at the point of despatch).
Using linked batches then FIFO: Stock for despatch is based first on batches linked to specific Sales
Orders, and where no links exist will follow First In First Out logic (again, this can be over written at
the point of despatch).
Free selection of serials: When ticked, it will be possible to select to despatch parts based on only
knowing the serial number, if not ticked, it will be mandatory to select the batch number before
selecting the serial number.
No. of labels per batch: Sets the default number of labels to be printed per batch when booking
goods into stock but can be over written at the point of booking in a batch.
Master
Customer - Mapping Type: When ticked the Mapping Type field on the Customer tab of Add/Edit
Company becomes a mandatory field
Company - Registration Number: When ticked the Registration Number field on the Customer tab of
Add/Edit Company becomes a mandatory field
Company - Tax Registration Number: When ticked the Tax Registration Number field on the
Customer tab of Add/Edit Company becomes a mandatory field
Company – Set new customer on immediate stop in accounts: for use with Access Integration only.
When ticked, new customers created in 123insight will transfer in to Access with a default status of
on stop.
Supplier - Mapping Type: When ticked the Mapping Type field on the Supplier tab of Add/Edit
Company becomes a mandatory field
Supplier - Registration Number: When ticked the Registration Number field on the Supplier tab of
Add/Edit Company becomes a mandatory field
Supplier - Tax Registration Number: When ticked the Tax Registration Number field on the Supplier
tab of Add/Edit Company becomes a mandatory field
Supplier – Set new customer on immediate stop in accounts: for use with Access Integration only.
When ticked, new suppliers created in 123insight will transfer in to Access with a default status of on
stop.
Part – Product Group: When ticked the Product Group field in Add/Edit Parts becomes a mandatory
field
Include Settlement Discount in Tax calculations: When ticked, indicates that settlement discount is
to be included when calculating tax.
EEC VAT (Intrastats) required: When ticked intrastat reporting functionality in 123insight is activated
Our Contact: Dropdown selection of the Employees to indicate the company contact for intrastat
reporting
Branch ID: Free format text field to indicate the unique identification number assigned by HMRC,
this is non-mandatory as not all companies will necessarily be assigned with a branch ID
Open Sales Orders: When ticked open Sales Orders will update following an exchange rate change in
Currencies and Exchange Rates
Open Purchase Orders: When ticked open Purchase Orders will update followingan exchange rate
change in Currencies and Exchange Rates
GDNI (Goods despatched not invoiced): When ticked Goods despatched not invoiced will update
following an exchange rate change in Currencies and Exchange Rates
GRNI (Goods received not invoiced): When ticked Goods received not invoiced will update following
an exchange rate change in Currencies and Exchange Rates
Default Nominal for Advance Invoice: Dropdown selection to allow the user to set the default
Nominal Code for Advance Invoices
MRP Options
Allow printed/part received purchase orders to be enacted in reschedule or cancellation suggestion:
When ticked printed/part received Purchase Orders may be enacted in reschedule or cancellation
suggestions
When un-ticked suggestions will show but cannot be enacted within MRP, users are not prevented
from making changes manually.
Allow in-progress work orders to be enacted in reschedule suggestions: When ticked in-progress
Works Orders may be enacted in reschedule suggestions
When un-ticked suggestions will show but cannot be enacted within MRP, users are not prevented
from making changes manually.
Consider lower level demand for On-Hold parts: When ticked MRP will still suggest Works
Orders/Purchase Order for the components on a BOM of an On-Hold part
Follow FIFO logic for reschedule: When ticked MRP will follow FIFO logic when suggesting
reschedules
Suggest quantity reschedules for in-progress works orders: When ticked MRP will suggest quantity
reschedules for in-progress Works Orders. When not ticked MRP will suggest new Works Orders
where the quantity is increased or no suggestions where the quantity is decreased (leaving an
overproduction of the respective part(s)). Regardless of whether or not this option is ticked all
changes can be made manually.
Wait days calculation to utilise non-working days: When ticked MRP will utilise Non Working Days
for Wait Days calculation. When not ticked MRP will not allow days indicated as non-working to be
considered to be used in the calculation of Wait Days.
Consider demands up to (X) days ahead: Numeric field to indicate the number of days MRP should
consider demands up to
CRM+ Options
Company Equipment Catalogue: When ticked the functionality to maintain an Equipment Catalogue
is activated
Maintain Manufacturers: When ticked the ability to store manufacturers’ details against a part in
Add/Edit Parts is activated
Employee Name Format: Allows the user to customise how employee names are formatted
Process for Passed on Concession: Dropdown selection of CRM+ Processes set up in the system to be
used for when parts are passed on concession during inspection.
Process for Rejection: Dropdown selection of CRM+ Processes set up in the system to be used for
when parts failing an inspection are rejected.
Note: Processes can only be raised against inspections derived from booking goods in, for
inspections of parts received from a Works Order Processes have to be raised manually.
1 Intrastats
2 Project Control
3 Divisions
5 Equipment Catalogue
(1) Intrastats
Intrastat reporting is available where required and in order to use it must be activated within the
Accounting Options. Once switched on (upon re-entering the system) further Settings and
considerations will be required before intrastat reports can be generated. Three considerations are
key before moving onto the initial configuration of the settings:
- Firstly, within Currencies and Exchange Rates the user must define which currency will
be used for intrastat reporting purposes as this may not necessarily be the same as the
base currency.
- Secondly, reviewing the Country Codes will be necessary as against each country within
the EEC the user will be required to indicate that EEC VAT applies.
- Finally the Financial Periods should be set up in such a way as to suit the intrastat
reporting periods required as intrastat reports are generated against Financial Periods.
Once these windows are set up as required the intrastat specific settings (to follow) will need to be
defined so that the information required for reporting can be assigned where relevant. Final
considerations regarding intrastat reporting will be regarding Company and Part records and within
the Financials window under Financial Reports.
1 Delivery Codes
2 Transaction Codes
3 Transport Codes
4 Commodity Codes
5 Add/Edit Parts
6 Add/Edit Company
7 Financials
Delivery Codes:
Delivery Codes allows the user to define the various codes required to report on delivery terms
where the value of intra-EU trade exceeds the current threshold for Delivery Terms.
Where applicable, default Delivery Codes can be assigned against the company record which will
automatically pull through to the relevant despatch/arrival functionalities (such as default Customer
EEC Settings pulling through onto a new Sales Order). As well as being able to define a default
Delivery Code it is also possible to amend/assign a Delivery Code on individual transaction through
the Text-Analysis tab.
Transaction Codes:
Transaction Codes allows the user to define the various codes required to report on the nature of
transactions where the value of intra-EU trade exceeds the current threshold.
Where applicable, default Transaction Codes can be assigned against the company record which will
automatically pull through to the relevant despatch/arrival functionalities (such as default Customer
EEC Settings pulling through onto a new Sales Order). As well as being able to define a default
Transaction Code it is also possible to amend/assign a Transaction Code on individual transactions
through the Text-Analysis tab.
Transport Codes:
Transport Codes are a historic functionality regarding intrastats and no longer have any influence on
intrastat reporting. Transport Codes can be used as a form of internal analysis for intrastat purposes
against the Company record and for this reason have not been removed.
Note: Transport Codes will not appear on any intrastat reports once set up and are purely memo
fields on the Company record.
Commodity Codes:
Commodity Codes allows the user to define the various codes required to report on commodity
types.
Commodity Codes need to be assigned against the part record which will automatically pull through
to the relevant despatch/arrival functionalities.
Add/Edit Parts:
Once intrastats has been activated, against the part record a new tab will be available within which
the user can assign individual parts with the required intrastate details.
Net Mass (KG) Numeric field to provide the net mass of the
part in kilograms (including immediate
packaging) up to a precision of six decimal
places.
Country of Origin Field to indicate the country code a part will
originate from
Commodity Code Dropdown selection of the commodity codes
set up within Settings
Supplementary Units Field to indicate the number of units in a
consignment
For any parts to be used with intrastat reporting it is mandatory to provide information on the
Country of Origin and the Commodity code and either the Net Mass (KG) or the Supplementary Units
in order to be able to generate reports.
Add/Edit Company:
Once intrastat reporting has been switched on, against both the Customer and Supplier tabs of
Add/Edit Company new EEC Default Settings are available.
Providing default information against a company record is not mandatory as long as the information
is provided whilst creating the relevant transactions.
Financials:
Intrastat reports can be printed through the Financial Reports tab of the Financials window; by
defining a pathway within the Export To Path a folder can be designated within which a CSV copy of
printed reports will be saved. Once defined the path is saved and due to this it may be a
consideration to define a folder for intrastat reports whilst setting up the functionality.
Project Analysis
Project Responsibilities
Project Companies
Project Types
Project Analysis:
Project Analysis allows users to be able to analyse projects as required. Analysis can be achieved
either by predefining dropdown menus for users to select from or by creating a variety of User
Defined Fields.
Against each Analysis Code the user can specify whether or not this should be a searchable aspect of
a project and whether it is a mandatory component of creating a project. Further than analysis
purposes, using Analysis Codes can assist the user by further differentiating between different
projects and thus making an individual project easier to find.
User Defined Fields allow the user to create a range of formatted text fields to capture information
on a project that could not be classified into a dropdown menu. Similar to Project Analysis Codes,
these User Defined Fields can be made mandatory, however they cannot be searchable components
of a project.
One of the key benefits to Project Analysis is the “Find Matching Project Files” button within the
Analysis tab of Add/Edit project. After assigning the relevant analysis to a newly created project the
user can use this button to run a matching process in order to see if other existing projects have
similar characteristics. This can be used by users to ensure that duplicate project files are not
created in the system.
Project Responsibilities:
Project Responsibilities allows the user to define a range of responsibilities across projects that
employees might have for both a project as a whole and for individual sections. Against each
responsibility the user can specify whether or not this should be a searchable aspect of a project and
whether it is a mandatory component of creating a project.
Setting responsibilities as searchable and mandatory will only apply to the project as a whole. As
individual sections of a project may require different responsibilities to that of an overall project it is
not mandatory to assign any responsibilities, furthermore those responsibilities that are assigned to
a section will not be searchable.
Project Status Settings allows the user to predefine a range of statuses that may apply to either an
overall project header or individual project sections. The statuses of On-hold, Complete Project and
Complete Section will exist in the system by default due to their influence on project based
functionalities, however it is mandatory to create a range of alternate statuses in order to use
projects.
The key purpose of creating further statuses is to provide users visibility and clarity of the progress
of both projects, and their individual sections. The purpose of the predefined statuses are to allow
the user to mark a project/section as complete or to put a project on hold.
Project Companies:
Project Companies allows the user to define a range of generic Company Types in order to link
specific companies to a Project/Section and further add in a link to any relevant contacts of that
company.
Project Company Types Allows the user to provide the Company type
with a name/identifier
Company Category Codes Dropdown selection of all Company Category
Codes not marked as Potential
Customer/Supplier to indicate which Category
Code companies of this type will draw from
Customer Tick box to indicate that companies of this type
are to be selected from available Customers
Potential Customer Tick box to indicate that companies of this type
are to be selected from available Potential
Customers
Supplier Tick box to indicate that companies of this type
are to be selected from available Suppliers
Potential Supplier Tick box to indicate that companies of this type
are to be selected from available Potential
Suppliers
Allow One or Many Dropdown selection to indicate whether only
one or multiple of this company type may be
added to a project
Project companies provides a useful mechanism to record additional companies associated with a
project in order to provide visibility to users beyond the scope of just customers and suppliers.
Project Type:
Project Type allows users to define a range of different types of projects to be created in Add/Edit
Project to allow differentiation of projects and assign a ranking system of the importance of each
type.
The key functionality of Project Type is to differentiate between different projects further allowing
the user to define a prefix and next number to aid in searching and reporting. Further than
differentiation, project types also allows default rankings to be assigned which will influence the
prioritisation of the Auto Assign functionality (for Advanced Project Control Only).
(3) Divisions
Within Sales Options there is an option of Trade as Multiple Divisions which will activate the
functionality within the system to set up divisions with which to trade through.
When Access Dimensions is selected in the Accounting Package dropdown of the Accounting Options
further functionality becomes available that will require additional set-up. Once Access Dimensions
Integration is switched an additional tab within the Accounting Options and a new setting window
Credit Control Rules will appear (explanations to follow).
With Access Dimensions Integration activated there is a terminology change as Nominal Codes will
now be referred to as Dimensions Analysis Codes. Further considerations for Access Dimensions
integration will be to ensure that the Tax Codes, Dimensions Analysis Codes, Currency Codes and
Country Codes match those as set up within Access Dimensions.
Header tab
Post Sales Invoices / Credits to batch: When ticked, invoices and credits raised in 123insight will post
into a batch in Access rather than posting straight to the ledger.
Post Sales Invoices / Credits directly to Sales Ledger: When ticked, invoices and credits raised in
123insight will post straight into the ledger in Access.
Post Purchase Invoices / Debits to batch: When ticked, invoices and debits raised in 123insight will
post into a batch in Access rather than posting straight to the ledger.
Post Purchase Invoices / Debits directly to Purchase Ledger: When ticked, invoices and debits raised
in 123insight will post straight into the ledger in Access.
Produce DMS label: When ticked, a label can be printed for each Purchase Invoice which will allow
for it to be scanned and uploaded to the Access DMS.
Sub Ledger:
Sales Ledger: If using sub-ledgers within Access then the appropriate posting may be set here.
Purchase Ledger: If using sub-ledgers within Access then the appropriate posting may be set here.
Pass Exchange Rates to Access: When ticked, exchange rates are passed from 123insight to Access
on transactions.
Adopt Access Exchange Rates: When ticked, exchange rates are adopted from Access on
transactions.
Address:
Write all addresses to Address Line 1-7: When ticked, addresses entered on company records in
123insight will be posted in to the main address field on the Access company record as 7 lines of
information, like what we have in 123insight without fixed addresses switched on.
Write formatted addresses to Address Lines 1-3, Town, County, Postcode, Country: When ticked, if
using fixed addresses in 123insight, the addresses entered on a company record in 123insight will go
in to the correct fields on the Access company record.
Connect Using:
Server list: Server name is entered in here to connect to your Access database.
Windows NT Authentication: When ticked, allows for a connection to be built to the Access database
via Windows NT Authentication.
Sql Server Authentication: When ticked, allows for a connection to be built to the Access database
via Sql Server Authentication.
Login Name and Password: Only active when Sql Server Authentication is ticked, a Sql login name
and password is required to be entered.
Database Name: The Access database name is selected here from the dropdown.
Add/Edit Quotation: When ticked, accounts information live from Access will show when raising a
quote, once a customer has been selected.
Add/Edit Despatch: When ticked, accounts information live from Access will show when raising a
despatch note, once a customer has been selected.
Add/Edit Sales Order: When ticked, accounts information live from Access will show when raising a
sales order, once a customer has been selected.
Add/Edit Purchase Order: When ticked, accounts information live from Access will show when raising
a purchase order, once a supplier has been selected.
There are 2 grids here, one for customer and one for supplier where a selection of fields or fixed text
can be passed from 123insight into Access when creating a company record. The Update on Amend
tick box, when ticked, indicates that if these fields are updated then they should amend and update
in Access as well.
Credit Control Rules allows the user to define a range of specific rules to be considered at the point
of selecting a customer for various functionalities throughout the system.
Ask question and record answer Free format text field allowing the user to
define a question to be prompted to the user
should the rule be broken, which the user must
answer
Equipment Types
The Equipment Catalogue allows users to create templates as to how pieces of equipment of specific
types should be entered against a company record.
Once defined the Equipment Types will allow users to build up Equipment catalogues against any
customer record required. Once an Equipment Catalogue exists against a company record any
Quotations and Sales Orders created can be linked to specific pieces of equipment to provide further
visibility and searching capabilities against these functions.